that surgery aint introduced for the sake of it.
it will be used. doesnt have to be luffy
but we will revisit that again before the story ends. apparently its bad writing to introduce characters and not develop them but to introduce this and it doesnt play a role at all then whats the point. lmao
Well, it doesn't have to be used for it to play a role. Maybe it was introduced because someone in the past had the Eternal Youth Surgery performed on them. Someone like Imu or the Gorosei?
Law is the mf'ing GOAT but I don't see how he's going to be relevant post-Wano. We need a good, emotional, death from this arc and Law fits the role perfectly.
that surgery aint introduced for the sake of it.
it will be used. doesnt have to be luffy
but we will revisit that again before the story ends. apparently its bad writing to introduce characters and not develop them but to introduce this and it doesnt play a role at all then whats the point. lmao
Well, it doesn't have to be used for it to play a role. Maybe it was introduced because someone in the past had the Eternal Youth Surgery performed on them. Someone like Imu or the Gorosei?
I think the surgery being introduced
means at some point it will play a role in the narrative. since it does imply law dies then I think he does.
albino getting his post yeeted .lmao
I suspect that Corazon sacrificed himself, not only for Law, but for the "D who will bring the storm".
Maybe Law will also sacrifice himself for the D who will bring the storm. Could be poetic eh.
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